About this tool
Type your entry, break and exit times for each day of the week and see the total worked, the daily average and the overtime above your daily journey. Night shifts work: an exit earlier than the entry counts as the next day. With a pay per hour, the calculator estimates the week's pay with the 50% overtime premium that the CLT sets as the minimum. The second mode adds and subtracts any list of durations, such as 8:30, 7h45 or 7,5, and shows the result in hours and minutes and in decimal hours. Everything is calculated in your browser.
How to use it
- 1 Choose Hours worked to fill in a week, or Add up hours to sum a list of durations.
- 2 For each day, type the entry, the start and end of the break and the exit; leave days off empty.
- 3 Set the daily journey (8:00 by default) and, optionally, the pay per hour.
- 4 Read the total, the overtime and the bar for each day; in the other mode, type one duration per line.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate the hours worked in a day?
Subtract the entry from the exit and then subtract the break. From 08:00 to 17:48 with a break from 12:00 to 13:00 you worked 8:48.
How do I convert hours and minutes to decimal hours?
Divide the minutes by 60 and add them to the hours: 7:30 is 7.5 hours and 8:45 is 8.75 hours. The calculator shows both forms.
How is overtime counted?
Day by day, the time above the daily journey is overtime. Under the CLT it is paid with at least 50% more than the normal hour (100% on Sundays and holidays, by agreement or case law).
Does it work for night shifts?
Yes. If the exit time is earlier than the entry, the calculator understands that the shift ended on the next day.
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